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Spotting a Molasses making operation
 2017-10-08 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Robert Ellis. Traveling Highway 704 yesterday looking for photo opportunities, I was delighted to see Molasses making going on at the homestead of Max and Kathy Hadley in southern Adair County, KY. Above, the Hadley's friends, John and Amanda process cane through the molasses mill. John is feeding the stalks into the mill, Amanda is off-loading the stalks after the juice has been extracted.
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ACHS Marching Band in Oldham County, KY performance
 2017-10-08 - Crestwood, KY - Photo by Doyle Lloyd, proud Dad of Anna. Anna Lloyd, third from left, marches and plays in the Adair County High School Band performance Saturday, October 7, 2017 alongside Nick Taylor, Dylan Hale and Macy Parten. They won their class as the only entry in the AA Class and there were no finals because of weather. The ACHS Band Champions keep going no matter what the weather, nor how hard the work. -- LW
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Beautiful Horse, Crocus Creek Area, Kentucky
 2017-10-08 - Photo by Robert Ellis, Robert Ellis Woodworking.com. "Drove past this scene a few times and never could get close enough to take a good pic. Last pass by I caught the farmer feeding his livestock and was able to obtain permission to get a closeup image." - Robert Ellis. Robert Eliis (c) photo.
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Trinket looks to Bodie for the plan
 2017-10-08 - Edmonton, KY - Photo by Jane Todd. Little Trinket follows every suggestion Bodie makes and she looks up at her to try and sense what the plan is for the next project that Bodie is ready to pounce on.
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Where are they all about to go?
 2017-10-08 - Greensburg Street lawn, Historic Adair County Courthouse, 500 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com . From the front of the Bank of Columbia, this murder (horde?) of Squarecrows appears formed up, at twilight, ready to move, cartoon fashion, for somewhere out Greensburg Street. Wouldn't that be something? They would probably have to take the middle of the road, owing to the state of the sidewalks at the present moment. - CM
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Why does this road make one think of the late 50's Theatres?
 2017-10-08 - Commonwealth of Kentucky - Photo b Ed Waggener. Know this scene? The closest community, and the name of the road it's taken from. A hint: Think of popular movie shown at theaters of the 1950's, and many others of the era. That will be the easy part. We also wonder how this so peaceful road acquired its name?
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2017 Squarecrow wannabe: Spidey, p'liking he's a Squarecrow
 2017-10-08 - Grimsleys Jewelry, 102 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. There are Squarecrow surprises, in places not officially designated by the Squarecrow sanctioning committee, the Adair Heritage Association. Spiderman is scaling the side of an awning at Grimsley's Jewelry, effectively camouflaged by the blue of Photo Video next door. Not to be confused with the "Marry Me" Square crows in the Fountain Plaza area in front of Grimsley's. Might be Spidey is on his way over Acapulco Mexican Restaurant, where, with one leap he can be in Lawyer H. Hunter Durham's office, or use the COLUMBIAN Theatre letters as a ladder to spy from the heights. Dunno. - EW
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